Sulekha Graphics

We are based on the ground floor of Hans Enclave. If you know Rajeev Chowk, we are just a short walk from there. Sulekha Graphics is a small place, mostly taken up by our printing machines and computers. Being near the chowk means the traffic noise is constant, with horns honking and people rushing by all day long. It’s a very active part of town to be in. The office itself is quite simple. We have a front counter where people come in to drop off their work or pick up their finished prints. We usually have the radio playing in the background to drown out the street noise a bit. Sometimes the machines act up and we have to spend the morning fixing them instead of printing, which is always a hassle. We keep some samples of our work on the walls, though they’re getting a bit dusty now. The floor is concrete and we have to sweep it constantly because of all the paper scraps. Most of our customers are locals who live or work nearby. We don’t really do any fancy marketing; people just know we’re here by the enclave. It’s a straightforward business, really. We open the shutters in the morning and work until the sun goes down. It’s just the reality of running a small shop near a major intersection.